Sentences with phrase «hairballs through»

Features incorporate the inclusion of cranberries to maintain health in the urinary tract and a proprietary blend of natural dietary fibers which assist in easing hairballs through the digestive system to prevent issues with these.

In addition, special products that help move hairballs through the system may be added to food.

Therefore, we recommend «hairball diets» or supplements that help ease hairballs through the digestive tract.»

If you do not wish to change your cat's diet, you can opt for a hairball remedy or lubricant to help your cat pass hairballs through the digestive tract.

Wellness ® Natural Hairball Control formula features a special natural fiber blend that helps move swallowed hair and already - formed hairballs through a cat's digestive system.

IAMS's Proactive Health Hairball Care Dry Cat Food is another viable option for cats that are either regurgitating or passing hairballs through the gut.

It also contains Psyllium seed husk powder, a soluble fiber, which helps move hairballs through the digestive tract.

This new formula includes vitamins and minerals to support skin and coat health, resulting in fewer stray hairs being ingested, and a precise blend of natural fiber to move hairballs through the digestive tract more easily

There are oral products that come in a paste or gel form that are designed to help ease the passage of hairballs through the intestines by coating the hairball and the stool.

The right blend of beneficial natural dietary fibers help push hairballs through the digestion process and minimize litter box odor.

More often, therapy will center on protecting the intestine through several days of clinical care that includes intravenous rehydration and the use of a laxative to move the hairball through the digestive tract.

Not exact matches

«But in practice, the new branches that sprout form a disorganized and tortuous network that looks like sort of a hairball and doesn't allow blood to flow efficiently through it.

Canned pumpkin also helps in the removal of hairballs in cats by ensuring the ingested fur passes through the digestive system.

To reestablish normal functioning, the cat's stomach will attempt to either pass the hairball down through the gut or upwards through the mouth.

You can also facilitate hair passage through your cat with a bit of fiber added to the diet or a petroleum - free hairball remedy.

This ingested hair can become compacted in the digestive tract, forming hairballs, which are either regurgitated or eliminated through the stool.

As a bulking agent fiber also grabs a hold of free floating «foreign objects» in the body and helps move them through the elimination process quickly prevent hairballs.

There are many hairball products on the market that are actually a mild form of a laxative, which helps the hairball pass through the digestive tract.

For the most part, this fur is passed through the digestive tract without incident, but some of the fur may stay in the stomach, developing into a hairball.

This formula not only helps hairballs pass through the digestive tract, but they also help reduce shedding and can improve your cat's coat.

This recipe offers a nutritious balance of digestible fibers to not only help reduce the formation of hairballs, but to help ingested hair move naturally through the digestive tract.

Hairballs cause your rabbit to become obstructed, meaning food can not pass through their gastrointestinal system.

Some cats may also munch on grass to help them vomit up hairballs that aren't passing through the stomach.

Hairballs pose a potential danger by blocking the passage of digested food through the intestines, causing an impaction.

This formula features a unique blend of fibers designed to move hair smoothly through the digestive tract and to help pass already - formed hairballs.

Sometimes the amount of hair swallowed is so dense that it can't pass through the stomach and gets regurgitated back up in the form of that tubular shaped hairball.

Laxatone — An oral gel hairball remedy for cats that lubricates and coats ingested hair to keep it moving quickly through your cat's digestive system.

There are hairball control foods available that are higher in fiber and they may help any swallowed hair pass through the gastrointestinal tract more easily.

When it comes to hairball reduction, this recipe features several digestible carbohydrates like green peas and sun - cured alfalfa to help move ingested hair through the digestive tract.

In cats with small bowel disease, ingested hair moves slower than normal through the digestive tract, resulting in hairball formation.

As well, Hairball Plus Chews for Cats contains Psyllium seed husk powder to help ease the movement of ingested fur through your cat's digestive tract.

Made from all natural ingredients like slippery elm bark, marshmallow root, papaya, and psyllium seed, Vet's Best Hairball Relief Digestive Aid Supplements support your cat's digestive system and lubricate hairballs so they can pass harmlessly through his digestive tract.

Useful both for the prevention and treatment of hairballs in cats, lubricant gels work by coating the stools and swallowed hair, allowing it to pass completely through the cat's digestive system.

Completely free from petroleum - based ingredients, rich in natural oils for healthy skin and coat, gentle lubricants help hairballs to pass safely through the digestive tract, available in chicken and salmon flavor, thick gel is easy to administer

Hairball diets, which are high in insoluble fiber, fiber supplements and GI lubricants like Laxatone are effective at moving swallowed hair through the digestive tract so that it passes through the stool.

NaturVet Natural Hairball Aid is a combination of natural herbs and oils which coat the digestive tract to help ingested hair pass through the intestines and prevent hairballs.Formulated with the appealing taste of catnip.

Because hairballs are ejected from the stomach through the esophagus, vomiting is the correct term.

The risk of hairballs can be reduced through the use of daily brushing and grooming, as well as with an effective laxative.

We may think of vomiting hairballs as a normal part of being a cat, but perhaps we should be asking why our cats are having problems moving swallowed hairs from the stomach through the rest of the digestive tract and expelling them through the feces in the first place.

Cylindrical in shape as they pass through the narrow, tubular esophagus, hairballs retain that shape as they are expunged from your cat's mouth.

Proper maintenance requires a daily run - through with a metal comb to eliminate the potential drawbacks of tangles and hairballs The Persian cat's eyes also need attention.

Hairballs that are small enough to leave the stomach may be too big to pass through the intestinal tract, so these may cause an obstruction in the intestinal tract.

If your cat has a hairball, commercial cat laxative remedies are available that can be sprinkled on food and that provide a lubricant to help the hairball work its way through your cat's digestive system.

Vitamins and minerals derived from these food ingredients are what your kitty will need to control the formation of hairballs while also allowing for its more efficient removal through the feline gut.

If it accumulates and doesn't pass through with food, it is regurgitated in a sausage - shaped mass of compressed fur which is either gray or stained by food colorings from a recent meal («red hairball syndrome».

Usually, cats will automatically throw up or pass through hairballs.

In the worst case scenario, your cat may not eliminate the furball through his or her stool or he or she may not be able to vomit out the hairball.

Usually the hairballs do not cause problems and passes through the digestive tract to be incorporated into the bowel movements.

The resulting hairball is not a «ball» at all, but rather a cylindrical tube of tightly - packed hair (molded into this form as it comes back up through the esophagus), sometimes surrounded by a puddle of fluid.

Hairballs are usually passed in vomit or through fecal matter.